Co-Location at Hortonworks Premises Sample Clauses

Co-Location at Hortonworks Premises. Microsoft and Hortonworks agree that, during the Term, Hortonworks will host up to fifteen (15) (with the precise number up to 15 to be determined by Microsoft throughout the Term) of the Microsoft Dedicated Development Staff on Hortonworks’s premises so that the parties are able to work more closely in implementing the Development Plans and otherwise implementing this Agreement. Hortonworks agrees to provide the Microsoft Dedicated Development Staff with such access to its premises as is reasonably necessary to enable this co-location, and will provide the Microsoft Dedicated Development Staff with reasonable office space, internet connectivity, and telephone access. If, as a part of Hortonworks standard policies and procedures regarding non-employees working onsite, Hortonworks requires the Microsoft Dedicated Development Staff to execute any standard access agreement prior to gaining access to Hortonworks’s premises (“Standard Hortonworks Access Agreement”), Hortonworks will provide Microsoft with a copy of such Standard Hortonworks Access Agreement in advance of any on-site visit. If there is any conflict between any Standard Hortonworks Access Agreement and this Agreement, the terms and conditions of this Agreement will control.
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